The Master of Science in Radiology program provides both theoretical knowledge and practical skills related to medical imaging technology. Students learn to interpret diagnostic images, understand imaging protocols, and operate sophisticated equipment, while also gaining knowledge of patient care and radiation safety.

Core Subjects Include:

• Fundamentals of Radiographic Imaging
• Advanced Diagnostic Techniques (CT, MRI, Ultrasound)
• Radiation Physics and Protection
• Cross-sectional Anatomy
• Interventional Radiology
• Image Processing & Digital Radiography
• Pathology for Radiology
• Radiobiology
• Clinical Applications and Case Studies
• Research Methodology and Biostatistics

Students also receive hands-on training through internships in hospitals and diagnostic labs, including exposure to real-time imaging procedures.

📥 Eligibility Criteria

• B.Sc. in Radiology, Medical Imaging Technology, or Allied Health Sciences
• B.Sc. in Physics, Nursing, or Life Sciences with relevant coursework (may vary by university)
• Minimum 50% marks
• Some institutions may conduct an entrance exam or interview

Job Roles After M.Sc. Radiology:

• Radiology Technologist
• MRI/CT Scan Specialist
• Diagnostic Imaging Consultant
• Interventional Radiology Assistant
• Radiation Safety Officer
• Clinical Applications Specialist (for imaging equipment companies)
• Academic Instructor or Research Associate

Industries & Employers:

• Multispecialty Hospitals & Clinics
• Diagnostic Imaging Centers
• Government Health Services
• Medical Device Companies (e.g., GE, Philips, Siemens)
• Radiology Research Institutes
• Academic Institutions

Further Study/Certifications:

• Ph.D. in Radiological Sciences or Biomedical Imaging
• Certification in Advanced MRI/CT Applications
• Courses in PACS (Picture Archiving & Communication System)

🌟 Why Choose M.Sc. in Radiology?

• High demand for trained imaging professionals in the healthcare sector
• Access to technologically advanced clinical settings
• Competitive salary packages in private and government hospitals
• Opportunity to specialize in interventional or therapeutic radiology
• Contributes to accurate disease diagnosis and patient outcomes